No shake to the camera on a tripod, large view live view for focusing, great view of picture on tablet or iPad is what I like.
Digicam, is a free software that works with Win based computer. It gave me full camera control, software developer gives great support and is always takinge input and upgrading for free.
Have you considered renting the cameras to see which one fits your needs, like pointed out in earlier comment read thru the manuals rent the one you think you like the most use it if it’s not what you though only out small amount of money spent.
I use an APP called “Slingshot” on my android phone and on my IPad Pro, wireless hook up with my Nikon D600 and the WiFi module. Works great there is a small cost for app but it works great. I also have CamRanger but found sling shot just as good and clear. I hope that helps, you need WiFi capabilities on camera but not internet WiFi hook up at time. I do the same as you but use my camera on twenty foot painters pole so I can get elevated shots of homes and can move it around easily.
I attempted to sell a Sigma 12-24 in excellent condition, when I sent it in with all paperwork, box and checked all accessories for quote. I was told that I did not include all accessories because I placed a Nikon rear lens cap on it and not the original Sigma. I offered to send the Sigma cap in to complete the quote and the answer was no and for them to just keep the Nikon cap. The final offer I rejected and am now looking to go to Ebay. That was my experience.
Ron
Jim Plogger wrote:
Well said. Anyone who doubts that should take a hard look at McDonald's and the new ordering kiosks. We have 6 McDonald's location here in our area. All have installed those kiosks. They market them as a customer convenience, but fact is that it does not speed up your order, but it does replace the person who used to take your order. Automation is a huge threat to unskilled labor. So those demanding $15 per hour just may find themselves replaced by a "machine".
And they probably get your order RIGHT.
I also don't think the tax break was a big deal or determining factor. I do think the poor performance is a major contributing issue along with Amazon getting bigger. In our area the Sam's Club store is being converted into a Walmart fulfillment center another sign I think Walmart is attempting to compete with Amazon. But in the long run terrible if your the one losing your job.
Again someone else with a good sense of HUMOR, the reality of original video is extreme and like I have read in other posts here, read your manual from front to back. Whether you own Canon or Nikon, Sony, Minolta or what ever I do not see a manual that directs someone to clean a sensor this way as outlined in the video and yes poking fun at it is fun. So if you follow the best advice in forum read your manual then going to the extremes, of drinking alcohol, then using toothpaste, scouring pad, electric powered chisel or vacuum cleaner(that sound like a good idea though) might not happen. Again it is fun to point out the extremes and maybe the short cut of going to help videos may not be the best help, that is what I took away from the video. Big surprise I own both Canon A1 with a 50mm 1.2 film camera along with Nikon digital. Yes I believe that gives me the right to make fun of Canon owners but all in fun.
Now someone has a sense of humor, no help to the original post but definitely a sense of humor, THANK YOU. The only difference is the Nikon owner did not make a YouTube HELP video.
You must be a Canon owner, but I am sorry I offended you.
But as you can see it is a Canon owner, what else would you expect.
Yes, great shot even though it it looks very cold.